The special meeting of the teaching and administrative staff with Vice Chancellor Fazl Raheem Marwat was called to review security arrangements and reopening of the varsity near here that has remained shut since the January 20 terror attack that killed 21 people, mostly students.
They also demanded the Ministry of Interior to provide at least 25 fully trained security guards to the varsity for security purpose.
The meeting rejected the committee's findings holding the Vice Chancellor and Security Chief of the varsity responsible for the attack and threatened to protest against all government officers in Dera Ismail Khan jailbreak and other incidents of terrorism.
The meeting demanded judicial inquiry into the attack and said that Higher Education Commission was repeatedly asked to provide grant for security arrangements but all the requests remained unheard.
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It was also decided to provide 100,000 rupees to bereaved families of the victims and cash prize to security guards who demonstrated valour during the attack.
The investigation committee, headed by Commissioner Peshawar Dr. Fakhre Alam, compiled a report which held the Vice Chancellor and security in-charge responsible for negligence.
Findings of the committee suggested that as many as eight guards were absent from their duties when attackers stormed the Bacha Khan University taking advantage of dense fog.
The university had not informed the administration about special routine followed on the day of attack pertaining to anniversary of Bacha Khan.
Report also stated that the Vice Chancellor had left the security responsibility with a PhD professor without discussing the matter with the syndicate.